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  1. 7th Jan 2005 20:52 #1
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    I'm thinking of getting a Data-Video TBC-1000. I did a google search and came across this interesting comment: 'I use a Datavideo TBC1000. Once I got it, I could capture video while fast forwarding the tape, and not lose a single frame'.

    Is that for real? That feature could be really useful.
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    Yes. But don't think this is a way to capture faster than realtime. It just does not anger the capture device to drop frames while using fast forward. Mainly a nifty feature for realtime effects (fast motion, slow motion), but you could do just as well with an NLE.
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    OK, I was thinking that's what he meant. But it did sound too good to be true.
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